What cracks me up about ebay is bidders never do their homework.  It is a seller's marketplace.  I bought one of these manuals two years ago from Digikey...I just checked and they had 32 in stock for $9.95 ea.  If I had known that I could get it from Microchip for free I would have asked them for a copy.  I just bought a new digital camera and it was typically going for $75-100 more on ebay than what I paid for mine at a retail store.

Regards, Bob

NCS_ML <ncsp@EARTHLINK.NET> wrote ..
> At 12:23 PM 12/31/03 -0500, M. Adam Davis wrote:
> >I can see everyone thinking now:
> >"Hmm, I've got one I never use - let's see how much his sells for, then
> >list mine..."
>
> $29.50 shipped.   don't all list at once, or the price will plummet.
>
> Avoid annoying ebay fees!  make an offer to the 2nd highest bidder. :-)
> ($22 was the 2nd highest bid price, by "herb1diaz")
>
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=11437&item=3575838516
>
> >>Thousands of pages,  it's like 2" thick, and the pages are those tissue-thin
> >>pages.
> >>
> >>Real-world PIC applications.
> >>Sure, it's a little dated, but algorithms don't change, and neither have
> >>PIC opcodes.
> >>
> >>Math routines, PID routines, serial, keyboard, I2C bus, PWM, LCD, etc.
> >>Too many to list!
> >>
> >>Fun reading!  No data sheets, just real apps.
> >>A lot easier then printing out 100s of application notes.
>
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